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MONEY TO RUN CITY DEPARTNENTS.
MANY APPLICANTS For TIE FUND FOR THEATRICAL



LICENSES.
The Board Of Estimate yesterday closed s consideration OF
the final estimates for the departments
government. The Board Appropriated 1000 Tor
uidng the Mnn"hlnnock for The use Of the De
parment Charities ami Correction 1t decided that
should be equipped with fire apparatus TO be
used by the Fire Department in ca'c OF noel
Adoph L. Sanger argued in favor OF giving the Actors
Fund part Of received from theatrical licenses
Judge Brown tn CITY Court aske that 5000 OF TINS
money appopr tho benefit ~ the Grand Army OF
the Republic Fund The Society Tor the Protection ~
Denquents applied for all OF the fund and explained
that order To employment To the
young people committed their Mayor Hewitt moved
$4,000 be appropriated TO the OF tho Society with
the Undertaking legislation be 10 refund this
amount the by the state President Coleman moved
SIS 900 and this was carried The Actors Fund
will receive - O6l the Wilson Industrial School $1,000.
Little $1,000; Ladies Reie Association
Disabled ~Oicrs 500; Grand Army OF The R'ph1c
Relief Committee. $1,000, "avns A@nce OF so'o'o' the
disposition Of VIII CA ppsippn IL
The Of s63397l a va. aproprate TO pay ihr ncr
the hobt interest on revenue p0Ld' --'UV'
interest bends issued after ia nary ISIS - @'
parade ground. Sl9614 70 r rpin OF
debt 097 81 arrears o. ADVERTISING S91oO
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AyAySwgR FoR TIE rOLIcr BoAED.

Secretary Phillips OF the Municipal Civ Service pre-
pans reply the ettor from tn Police Boar ahont tho
examination Of candidates Tor appoint mcnt the police
force 1t via PROBABLY be really today Mr Phi.iips SAYS
that the Cvl Board nothing TO 10 with
the prefer APP That ioue
by act OF She Legislature. AMI applies 70 do1fen aud
police Surgeons compliant That for ten
the names o. oay sAtsc1 cmliltes sent 10 tho
Ponce Boar Nj Plps says that formerly thr civil ~sr-
Board three for each chosen. AMI IS re
suit Of Tie c-uc continually passed over.
The that complaint, proportion ds
against the new who have been appointed unior The
CivI ssfvicc RI Than ones Philips SAYS
he for the fIci that
Likely To- commit slight iuacous OF o." rules than the "l
ami that the olor the bal luc smpccBt
la breu wtcdei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

Aregular meeting of the Governing COMMITTEES OF tho stock
Exchange he'd Yesterday Graham Blandy sus-
pended for for ndecorous behavior In saying to
another member; lyon stating fasehood ani II You
will step outside Will call proper name
The committee listed" few not cact
10 opinion freely advertised
In The Times that nbers OF the Exchange should discharge
all clerks who hold tho Consoiatci Stock an Pc
tr0eum Exchange No re.nluton Of the KIND offered
and tho neglect indicated lack In the
governors who inspiration % the b-igereu rumors
IL possible OF real foundation fr
the report that nt-mDate but Te Trs
printed the language Of the therefore
the There suspicion I'm
Wall street after the meeting that tho ndecor,us conduct ~
which Mr.. Binlv hh b,en Ctst suggesting thai
CLERKS LOud he d.chlrgsi hat presumption TO he
members OF the little exchange
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FryER1L or uOPEy mar BAPrOW

The funeral Of Mocv Hale Barlow place at the Church
OF the There only small attend
ance. ncninE men whom Mr.. Barlow had been A'so
cltel IN with RELIGIONS papers and few distant
relatives. Among the latter william Duncan ami Thee
dosus Barlow Dr. John schuyler secretary OF tie Ncw-
occiy ~ tho Cincinnati also present lie stated
that Mr. Barlow had been OF 10 the society ami that
the members wisheI pay mark OF respect TO his
memery.
The Rev. DR. Charles A Stod ard coHdu tod the scrvi'c.
and he tho Wen lei Prime the Rev.
Or Henry NJ fcl and tie Rev. Or. Charles f. Deems Dr
Stoiard request had been received from
nr Rartows mother that The LOgtusu.rf
Nj irtow came from Devpushire. ADJ hr .cf
descended al BtrtI OF tho
Rev. John Baitow. West,ls-tsr Au inventory 0i Nj
BartowS properly ltf veto taken
last Ter the Direction OF the Puhlc Administrations
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COTTON NARKErs-BY TELEG1 APH.

Liverpool Dec % m.-Cotton- Futures closed barely
easy: Tplanis Lew Nddine clause December delivery
456Id December and January delivery 81 SD
value January February delivery. 4264d values
February and delivery 4364d buyers March aad
Aprl delivery 456id sellers April and MAY delivery
S4I sellers June delivery. 490+d sellers
Juss aud delivery 6l6td sellers July and August
delivery 3 80 64i. sellers Spanish A.. ~. -
NRw-ORLEANS Dec. 2S.-CsttOn Quiet aud steady; Mid
dIaS 97s Low Middlins GIG Good Ordinary. ss mes
recapts bales receipts lO364 baes exports
To Great Britain 1895 bales exports coastwse BOZ oaies
ssle. I. 900 bales stock. 4O4.6O5 bales -
xaIvRsrOv. Dec. % -COttsn-Stosdyi Nddng lo.l6 !
Low Mlddlng 9l6: Good Ordinary. 9l6 ne; and gross
recnnrs 66 bala. exports the Continent 4O6O bales
sales 2 10 bales stock. lOOl+O bales
NORFOLK Dec 2S.-C sttoa-Flrn; Mddlng 10 Lie. pse
and gross receipts 3i bales Exports cOastwise 57 bacsj
sales L. i7 bales: stock. 81 81 bales. -
SAVANNAH Doc 2s.-CettJn-Quiet; Mailing. 9os
sddinG. 90 Good Ordinary. SO; act and cross re-.
cents Og7 bales; Great Britain. $50 bales
exports coastwise 5.72S bales sales 1880 bales stock.
l44 50 bales
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA Dec. os.-spaash gold 24Oe2%ot Exchange
nnlnf
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A BOGTS LDVEPTISJVG AGENT o. UGH.

swlnder, who said he was Joseph Meyer VI w.
'oOo Park ave. was locked up at Police IeadPuar'eI
Yesterday on a charge Of getting money by Tauu"icn'
y representing himself advertising agent Vi 'n'
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers lie ana con
""fa'c named Miller had secured orders lOr ao'o'
"cncn's at from s3 TO S25 from the climax Iooaooo
.ompany, Crouch q Fitzgerald Jacob BLANK, inc MIC
n'hn Tobacco Company 81 The Mall and Express the
Operative Company the Vanderbilt HOTEL the Amer
p " ac hnist Publishing Company, Richard Vosc tno
Hes Locomotive Company, Jeremiah Jonn1oi'
SG1 mnd q Co., J. c. Chds Co., and an order i9r a
IN advertisement from Il. w. DevOe d. Co., INC f"i
"rsI paint dealers.
Inspector Byrnss heard of the swindle through
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THE COURTS.
BITS OF LEGAL, NEWS

FxJudgo Hooper Z. Van Worst bcsn ap poin by
Justice Lawrence Of the supreme Colrt referee deter
mine whether the Twenty-eshth AMI Tweaynilh street
Railroad Company has obtained the requisite Of
property to tho OF the road
tain other facts to assist the in deciding whether the
Injunction obtan-d AGAINST the company Edmund Co lii.
jr.. should be d $50 we'd
Judge Addison Br of the United Satea District Court
rendered decision Yesterday IN the Alder
men ami Commonaiy OF NewYork against tie steamer
Continental The salt Of the collision bctw,--r tho
city steamer Mnnclpal and the Continental Corlears
Hook Oh the nsht o oct b-r g. Both tho vessels
damaged Judge Brown held vessels
FAULT and divides the loss between them.
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TROrBLFS or BUSINESS FIRMS

Justice Dunohue supreme Court has Issued attach
the property OF Morris GnNberg jc"eIef' at
the suits OF Henry Dreyfu and Michael Block for Snl 97
Max j. Lasar for $3.50 and william Fokart for 1881 -
They alege that Gnsberg has disposed Of his property
with intent to der ,ud ms creditors
PAYNE Seck & Coz sale ic= ers in iewclry az Nos
IL and l79 Broadway had u gment' entered against Them
yesterday aggregaung s50lGj in favor OF following
NJ L. Payne Sl45O4. A. l. Bamber $50, William Bambcr
2Ol7 L. Nells 81 sj3 A 7. Wcmplc $25l7. j. T. Grhth
.2l7 4 C. smith SLAB ITO "a started on July
l. lssi as william II. Payne CO.. but the -tv!e was
changed TO Payne S;ccg & Co. six months Later They
claimed 10000 cash capital at the START contributed by
W. II Payne the partner The hrm hopes 10 make a
settlement IN the creditors.
Justice Lawrence OF the supreme Court granted an AZ
achmen Yesterday the property OF George A. hnd
Melville NJ Waite and Charles H. Draer at he suit o. itea
erck Pingn. on claim =j7j Tor goods sold AMI dov
cred The plant say that The Defendants VINO maze al A.
slrnment On December ~ made statement 10 H. =" Dh ="
Co. short time oeore mat 'her ASST
amorniei 100000 and their Liabilities 10 sl0Sooo anu
ers that the ass gnrnt not made IA goo iah -,
-%es s eos s.i jGdsncnt. IL favor Eh Tor
- 800 for money o.reS ana IN fyor o, ,o o 80 oo1
lie began IN so N canal st. Then moved to the
attachment against nc proPrlv Of picF9 de ca''To o.
Court yesterday at the SUIT OF scnuH Rn,ksADer D@nS
on bi Of eKchlpye '' r,ey assert ia, If was
snSe a. tgs .rking home Of C. lie Murrcta co, who
re used to pag presentation saying that tho defendant
ia" Towel wv lon Co. Of t, city. havo obtained attach:
ment from Judge Donohuc. Of lie Court against
Havn.. & Ro,ers dealer, III sugar moaSses a1d rec al
NewgGleans ior $1,000 FOR money ady "ne@L Pi.ya' IN.
pended l3ey s"esses s 4 ! y & Sps a
capital besides winch MI Haynes o"nsl an interest III
re- P.chcdnc. n the assignment OF William Kavton and
Louis Mayer composing the Cru o. EayGs Mayer o. 10
Is99 e % A'w ynS ar i@ST a,ef - ~ So
schedule. in assignment OF Ausu'tu, Blocker & son
to william p Blocker we're hlol yester1ay '911S ao'''
lies s3 ST. nominal AMI actual assets Sff' 30
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nANcIxG AROrNn rnE cHRISTMAs TKEE.

Two hundred oor little girls dancing arounda Christmas
q, the {, and laughter tard only too sell
dom from the voice. uttered lit was tbs gratifying
prvlleg. OF managers OF the Wilson Industrial Sc'o
for Girls al St. Marks place and AycnueA to see anu hear
Yesterday afternoon.
The annual festival the girls held in the school
roam and after gine their pretty German song inc
children we're mostly German although there "se ie"
Italians among spendors OF santa CiuS "efeie
vealed TO their wondering and alming eyes, and were
e,se,ed with such a shout JOY such those who rarely
sce sucn lnagnifcence eau give 1hcto was
a present for every ltt!e girl and candy
and spanees galore Among those whs Wi present on TINS
n,ere.rg occasion Ms Luther g. Crs the second
dlrrctres Mr.. Aaron X. Smith, treasurer Mrs H. H. I"
ehsrpless Miss Wheeler Mrs J. Mclean Hunt MIS- T. D.
Uagbt IT, Miss VI. Collns. Miss Emily huntington
m.,ron Miss t. J. xxx wool teacher 81 sewing MISS A.
w Kirkrool principal the day school. ana her ASSIST
ants Mrs Deenes ana Miss Chaplin. , A.. .... g. 10.
nee Al attention has given during the var 10 ~
srctioD I'm sewing under the direction o. ME- ~
xoh Ia. fitted nearly 200 of the girls to do Gre ibe bn
seslng as we'll of them To- more ainotS "plh
kitchen garden a.sI IA. ma" i"Not
ao yroer.s. under Huntingdon care ana 10 me .f
,an, n, n. work before this charity, has con'Dut"d 40 W
.oinon of the ell qucsen OF domestic service. ~" -"
i'm. a.o vs. I'M which children take h0ld o the N"h va
bv she promoted if'in ono
i.c nvstory 10 another exclaimed: Don't We Team
49, ofthug. I'm this scloJli BESIDES the ihtnr'h in
- ~ q mi. are tsnghi rudmeniary br'nchcs OF rafhhe
connected with u" SciOo mas ia" ""S'
@Tatytnp success in unprOmsing noiL
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r,.eopEAN PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL. Dec. % $50 p m.Becf and Pork In iar
demand Uams-n poor demand. Bacon In fair demand
s. ri rbs dull at AIS 81. Checse-n poor demand
In mar demand Spirlts Of TurpentiucIn far demand
demand lari. spot and futurss- IN Door
a" nand SPOT December "a AZ 4Os; January aud f
rnarv duIl al lOs Mheat-ln far demand. 30" y o.
Winter strong Is "a; do sprihg strong at % ~,
Inrr Tn fr demand Extra No state steady AZ US "a
can .no and Fuiurss-In tar demsnl: Mixed western
snoi firm Al 4. 49, Decembcr January ani FeDtnaty
ern ar A. al Hop. LOndon New ork state 10
nothing srsrins ,,.... .,.r,.. mart.
Jon from Pacific ports. lfODU quarters Honi
other sources IL 900 quarters receipts Of American corn"
o. iSrrEnr pee 2S-Wilcors Lard closed at " irano'
kios Pefroleum-Fine Pale Amer can,
centmes paid Is francs 80 confines sellers
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u.JoR WAY wIrHDRiws ms rLrA&

Major WAY pleaiel mon vnlt ve'tery to tie inhic,.
against for cmbezkng tn money Of the Empire
Binding Loan. o Sew rdn,vrt Of which IN was -ccrc-
tary. lie htd pleaded mot guilty. aId tho indication fr'1
the Way wouli rctrsct h, plea ana that he
nghtng For delay. lie complunoi that he had
not hat th- b,1Xs AMI wntsi "a. trial post
the fe'lsel to grant tbs appcu "a I
sad Al
Wa then r'irdrtol his plol lie vii be sou
tpnW We Ines. lay.
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cIyI1 SERrIcr ExaMIyIrIoyS cHlyGED

The Inlcipll civ Examining l;o,rl met ~
lag in tie Mayors ore and ncnlel tho @, relating =
the o. applicants tor mont 10 tIc
attendants NcN-York CtY Iustle A-ylus. Or.
u r. Macdonald "a, VI, ilcll Sl,e-pjrni IT, at. durug
.a that the clls. atten ans obaine
tho Ciyi rules o. lower grltc than
secured when and Commissioners Charlie,
and Correct were sclc Or
Macdonald met the civil service rHtuu"r'. ID 10 wAs
Of TINS csts Of ,afd
III uni tr q"
. ~ o. e. superintendent.
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Arthur j. White whie driving Mr.. Amb.rg. manager Of
the Tlalia Taelre In lis lss rapidly csntrf t.
about q ococa Taos oycnng knOckel down and ran
over Isaac III ,p. a re,rri mercla1 are brtf-s'v H.
living At ~ Il East sixty tist Sargent Honey OF
the re, ia Precinct arrested White aud had Mr. Sppli
10 Yc,tcrtv lrHing Al the Iombt idgr
Otcy "a ted White t,awut to result "f NJ 0iPpi
iuiure- luAila 81 Ia
OOk alter hi. drivers lutetcstr
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LysrRANcrs oy KEcEyL -LLsrs

The Insurance paper box f.ctory OF No.e- MARCO
nin.kv 100 and ~. -out Fave. dana by ire
Dece mber -. J., follows:
Fna Coma. ........ $500 peppie'-. Nrw y urx 1900
Home. Sew NorA 5000 itp} al. in5iaud.---.. D'l'
London Assurance
IuglduI...... 900 Total ..-.-.-..... tlt"O
Moniauk y. N....-.. 1000
the pant sock Of M1.os icbcisg} Al SO
- Mot It, dana rel by hre December 3d. follows,
Hone N-w.Orirtns $1,000 Niagara. New. iorA.. 80
Neon Ger .it.... 1000 Orient. Conn. 1.opr
NJ tnufa, turcr,. Long Island. y. y. 500
WA.elns. ". Va. Loo
National. y J Lon Total $1,000
Nrw-NorE BOwcry,
New YuIk....... 1900.
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1923 AGA Is

These gratifying results have been attained NOT
only by the natural growth Of the company traffic
but by careful and economic management OF the
property. The general manager OF the road re-
ports that its physical condition has continued 10
improve and considerable sums have been spcnO
from the earnings for bcttcrments seventeen miles
of new steel has replaced old iron and six and one
half miles of side track have been built; forty
seven miles of wire fence have been erected; two
new Mogul engines and twelve passenger coaches
and six box cars have been added to the rolling
stock
A dividend of per cent was declared to-day,
payable to stockholders on February Is, 1888.
LISTED SECURITIES.
The Governors of the Stock Exchange have adj
mittcd to dealings at the board the following sccur-
tiles:
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company
an additional $4,000 first mortgage per ccno
bonds, making the amount now listed up 10 81,
10000.
American Water Works Company First Con-
solidated mortgage 6 per cent bonds due July !,
1907 81 600, 900. The company OWNS ana oper-
ates the water works at Omaha Nebraska.
Market Street Cable Railway Company San
FranciscO)-frst mortgage gold per cent bonds
due January 1, 1913, 100000;
change Room. Limited by Adrian H. Muller q
500:
Norh river Fire Insurance t0mpanV
100 ares FiremeDs Insur ance Company w
800 900 Missouri Pacific r. r. LIST con- mort bonds cue
s5 900 United states currency 500 l22s
$50 United safes currency Us OF lS9I- :.-.-.itL
shares Vea Madre Willing ami Reiuctlon Co sou
snllaed H. X. OF Vermont per cent bonds %
go shares tonal Car olnpany OF Vermont 10 oVs
5000 Havana Gas Company lst Mortgage y per c"ns
90 Forty .cond street ST. Nicholas
Avenue Railway I'd mortgage income BONES due Jah"s9s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

Is completed Agent Ba dwin said
the duest part OF the woId
that fifty passengers board 1t he buy
liieboats here when the compsny
port The State Of Georgia Of her fcoai.
tho hurricane
coats
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wa1rJyG 70 SEE IF ms vIc1u DIES

Matthew .Ie age forty.,t truck driver. o. No NJ
Little Wrpt ftts. who IN stock Cornelius D. sullivan
aee twenty eight poinco dealer. Of No A. Thirteenth
ave. Tor his steUson. Daniel Dav, on Tuesday hSh' an"
huried the blade OF Ms tLc left side Of snlh'ins
Anil was ARA gnod at Market Police Court ye'ter
day sullivan was pronounced seriously wounded ana 10
condne, AT II Vnccn,s Hospital Justice Dnlv atlourhol
NJ 80, the woIni3i mans lnhfr y
e'a., oo'ruttt,I vii. without bail TO lIIl
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r,,popr.vFry,ycr.L NARgErs

LONDON Dec 2s-4 q. In.-Consols lOl 7l6 Tor money
and lOl for Atlantic aud Great Mestei NJ"
nsrtglgo trustees certificates. 39' anaian racuu % -
Ere 29.: second ConsOls 30 Mexican Ot"inu{.
$50 - PAM Common. IT,: New-York Central ll2i
p-nn.yyanla %: Reading 81; Iu sons Bay company
Bills allotted to-day al an Nsucs
OF pcr rupee alvcss quote per cent rehe'ss
francs 80 account andeXohange on Lon
DON II % frAncs 81 centmeA for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

ano,prr.ytE wOuEy CAUGHT SHOPLTFIING
no v,msn of previously good character were hned sou
h nv police Justice walsh yesterday for shopuhg ono
20. NJ. Ann Leatham. OF Windsor Terrace VINO wac
-, Cor hv a m mia Sund schooi -,
voucno W. W.Ty Gunther OF Lormerst Both yieiei !"
90 St ~ ,smntaiion while doing Christmas shoppns
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Net cash balances s5247o45s7 Dec s-o2 lOl
FOREIGN EXCHANGE DULL AND EASY.

FVNT4I'IN INN IT4N-N'II| I7OI1'1 +1-''7 '
The foreign exchanges were dull ana easy AZ quo
tations for business as follows: BANKERS DIS
81 81 Is and 81 80 rs for long and short sterling
respectively: 523 Is and go 80 for francs 20
and % as for rcichmar>s; 40 and 40 Is lOr
In London British consols were steady at
lOl g.l6 for money and lie lower at l0l o-s ior
nccount Money easy at 2a2 IL per cent De-
tween bankers and at per cent Tor discounts
Bar silver was quoted at Al 3-id. per ounce Eng,
Iish standard, and India Council bills were allotted
at I-sd advance per rupee. American raliWays
opcncd strong and higher but later lost most OF
the early gain, closing steady AZ Iars fr1ilch
per cents declined from Sill . to Ovo, ana sleho
exchange on London was easier at 23.of IT'S; 10 .o
& The weekly statement OF the Imperial rank
of Germany shows specie loss oil l5'"Oo'oOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
rxAnLr 10 GIT nER noY,s LEG roR nrRLAL

Tho Eastern District IiO.pita BrOokvn has something
now TO answer Mr. Porter. Of WILLIAMSBURG ms sue
declares been refused putto leg 81 her
Matthew, who died recently IN the hospital The mother
asked for ampniaiei lex but roughly ron'cl Tho
body therefore without the ley and Mrs Porter
p authorities must for their con
.fpsf fIof u.ffs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

George II. Vantassc and S. O. DImmick two enr,nc,rs
on the NewIork Central and HUDSON River Railroad
VINO W'rc staying at the Vanderbilt Hotel. Never
admitted his snilt Yesterday lie will be arrairncd I'm
q police court to-day, "
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ROME. WATERFOWL AND OGDENSBURG An
MAI, Rf,pORT

The annual report to the stockholders or the
Rome Wntcrtown and Ogdcnsburg Railroad ON
many makes a handsome exhibit OF growth both III
lis traffic and net financial results In the follow
inc tables of comparisons the operations ana earn
ines of the Utica and Black River Railroad are
included in the year ended September 80, 1856,
for ONLY six months: ,,,
comparative quarterly statements Of the state banks OF
the civ of New York:
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ncnUcryG HER PASSENGER LIMIT.

Tho foreign steamship inspectors haVo I, fr
- ,,. s,eamsbp state OF Georgia, which sails ior
Georgia today from 1928 to so until her h'Sp'A' 's0'p
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sprprrs oF ruRPENrtNs

CsAsLEsrsS, Dec. % -TarDenine dulet AZ 20. IT.,
sITIsyAn Dec 28.-1utpentIe hrIn AZ 80 &c oid.
WILMINGTON Dec. 2S.-Iurpentins nrm AZ -
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS
1855 1885. 1887
NuDbor n, pue. 25l 25l 25l
r' iri 49, III n ice s45OSj SAB 500 SAG 200
Ian ! IN lice 81 l.B3g'i6O l.T4l,.43 2.0li,25S
II. LOUIS, ARK ,NsAs AND TEXAs ~
Nr,her n, o,,ies 1876 1876 go
;Tb,r '' ~ in nae 80 s3s573 s5340 SOS 1879
IN ,,i ! W. I,sc w. l2lOl57 l7j2ll2 2.604.352
DENYER AND RIO GRANDE WEST RS.
1856. 1897 Differences.
Third in Dec. Sl92l1 S2VVVooVV INC sf::ao
ian | 10 Dec Ill lOli 433 1.l30.l22 nc ll5,ost
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Month of 1881 1856 lSS:..
r 'i'', a.rn,rN9 81 0lpj 3S 81 2909u6 s6iOl39
Operating expenses. J3i.'S3 oooo'' '"''NS
Net earnings .----.. tilIbOO S'7o'-f' f'"'''''
Jan. to Nov. D. ,.,
Gross earning - obl.-'9 fnft<'o2v F3@-s3
Operating cIpenscs--- ZcS1 100 -so'o'-if
for five months. 3,33443O 3ooo'lo S'''",''"'
The net earnings OF the last hve N'hths "eie ap"u
S-n 900 i'm .Xce,s of arcruing first charges Of Which
,rIs the monfh Of November contributed 1897, II.
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STOCKS.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-DEc %.
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
RUMORS USED IN WALL-ST.
FALSE TALES DISTURB THINGS.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
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Daily Republican., 1887-03-25
Md He Kin His Father

NEW YORK, March "A Peter Smith,
VINO Is TO DO hanged on MAY 5 for the
murder of John Han non, 10 bs lieved to
be guilty of Q darker crime In the muir
der OF his aged father one year previous
to lannon's killing. The police have
been Inv estigating, but Sill CO the Court
OF Appeals decided that Smith mui I
hang they have abandoned further Of
forts "a useless. Faint hopes are enter.
teined that he may confess. To a Sitter
OF Charity and . wealthy lady engaged
In mission wOrg, who recently visited
him, he Voluntarily said that he alone
was to blame for lannon's murder, land
that Alexander Sweeney, his alleged
accom- plice, was Innocent, The comics.
sion will be used In the forthcoming re-
trial OF Sweeney, who, the police say,
was Misguided but not vicious.
Smith was tough OF the worst ty pc.
There WAS no love between him and his
hard working old father. Old Patrick
Smith, an honest truckmsn, saved
$4,000. The money was a temptation
to the sod. His mother spoiled him and
upbraided her husband for being close.
One morning, a year before Harmon
murder, old Smith was found dead In
his stable, shot through the head. Four
hundred collars, which had been dra wn
by him TO buy team of horses, were
missing. No one knew whether it was
murder or suicide. Peter Smith mad
short work of the money. 1t 10 aaid
the widow drank herself to death.
There was no proof that the son lad
murdered his father. The matter grAdu
ally died ont until revived by tho NJ ur-
der OF Harmon.